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Farm or forestry production manager

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3/5

Key facts

+5.6%jobs, 2025 to 2035
United States

This job is hiring in the United States; its exposure to AI is medium. AI exposure: low according to the ILO, moderate according to the BLS. Employment change in the United States by 2035: +5.6% (BLS).

The job

Agricultural and forestry production managers (ISCO 1311). Agricultural and forestry production managers plan, direct and coordinate production in large-scale agricultural, horticultural and forestry operations such as plantations, large ranches, collective farms and agricultural cooperatives to grow and harvest crops, and breed and raise livestock.

Page built from official classifications (ILO, ESCO); figures cover all the jobs grouped here.

5 job titles linked to this page

Titles from the European ESCO classification. They are also used for search.

  • forest manager
  • forester
  • foresters
  • forestry manager
  • woodland manager

Training

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Gauges

Risk 3/5 · Moderate
AI exposureMediumBLS AI exposure category "moderate" (2026), higher than the ILO 2025 index (low)
Employment outlookGrowthBLS, 2025-2035 projections (Forest and conservation technicians; Conservation scientists; Forest fire inspectors and prevention specialists)
Hiring difficultyNot availableNo US indicator measures hiring difficulty job by job
PayAverageBLS, 2025 median annual wage: $61,480
EntryMediumBLS, typical education needed for entry

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Sources

Checked on 27 October 2026.